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Low playing new music at SXSW, part of March tour
It's been over two years since Low's last album, Ones and Sixes. While a new record hasn't been announced, the band will be playing new music on a short tour in March that wraps up with two SXSW shows...
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SXSW adds over 500 artists to 2018 lineup (Low, Hinds, Girl Ray, La Luz & more)
The 2018 edition of SXSW will be here before we know it (March 9-18 in Austin, TX) and they've just announced a whole bunch more artists, including Hinds, Girl Ray, La Luz, A Place to Bury Strangers, Common Holly, Corridor, Flasher, Lali Puna, Lomelda, Low, Max Richter, Ought, The Shacks, Sloppy Jane, Smokepurpp, Spinning Coin, U.S. Girls, Wyclef Jean, and tons more.
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Peter Thiel will discuss “quest to shut down Gawker” at SXSW
The Trump-supporting man who funded Hulk Hogan's lawsuit that shut down Gawker will get to talk about it at an official SXSW panel.
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SXSW announces second round of 2018 artists
Among the just-announced acts are Andrew WK, Basement, Boy Harsher, The Dwarves, Moon King, Mothers, Palm, Porches, Pure Bathing Culture, Shame, and Tancred. SXSW Music Festival happens March 12 - 18 in Austin, TX.
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SXSW announces 1st round of 2018 artists ++ more speakers
The 2018 SXSW Music Festival, which runs March 12 - 18 in Austin, TX, has announced the first round of showcasing artists, which includes The Wedding Present, Rich Chigga, Cut Worms, Shamir, Snail Mail, Totally Mild...
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Stubb’s changing name due to lawsuit (to Liberty Lunch?)
Stubb's has been on Red River in Austin since 1996.
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Smino @ Empire Control Room (pics)
Smino headlined the Zero Fatigue Showcase at Empire Control Room. Check out some pictures and video.
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FADER Fort @ SXSW 2017 pics (2 Chainz, A$AP Rocky, D.R.A.M., Young MA, more)
Kodie Shane, Lil Yachty, Little Simz, Lizzo, Mase, Mike WiLL Made It, Noname, PnB Rock, PWR BTTM, Priests, Downtown Boys & more played.
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Lift to Experience reunited for SXSW (pics & videos)
The booming drums sounded nearly apocalyptic in Austin's Central Presbyterian Church, guitar reverberated all the way up into the rafters, and Pearson's vocals sounded like a preacher portending brimstone and hellfire.